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The make-up of immigrants after 1965 changed primarily to what nationalities?
After 1965, the general makeup of immigrants into the United States changed. Before 1965, most immigrants were European in origin. After 1965, most immigrants were from Latin American, primarily Mexico.
What was the American dream for the immgrants?
The American dream for immigrants is having a golden future and having a better life.
Why did most immigrants come to American?
To escape persecution and poverty. To get a better life.
What were some new opportunities immigrants got?
italain immigrants had a chance to cme to American for a better life. they also had job opportunities and educational ones to. these helped them get their life that they hoped for.
What invention changed American life the most?
the iphone
Which female devoted her life to educating immigrants in the ways of American culture?
Frances Kellor
How did trains and railroads change life in American?
how did train and railroad changed American
How did trains and railroads change the life in American?
how did train and railroad changed American
What kinds of things happen in immigrants life while living in America?
Immigrants experience a culture shock, as they are absorbed into a new culture. Americans are liberated freethinkers, and conservative individuals take a while to adapt to American life. In addition, many immigrants struggle to find a job, and the American dream becomes elusive.
Why were immigrants names changed on Ellis island?
Because certain people were not allowed in based on their background. Also, they wanted to be more American when they came.
How does immigrants changed America?
Immigrants helped invent many useful items in America.
How has immigration changed the American society?
Immigration to America has changed dramatically; before about 1950, people came to America to escape persecution, or to seek an opportunity to make a better life for themselves. Immigrants wanted to leave their old nationalities, languages and conflicts behind, and to start fresh in the wild frontier. Most immigrants wanted to become Americans and integrate into the American culture and philosophy, and stop being Irish, Italians, Polish, or Japanese. Since then, the pattern has been slowly changing. More recent immigrants are less willing to learn English, and prefer to retain their original languages and traditions. To an increasingly greater extent, recent immigrants come not for the opportunity to make a good life, but for the good life itself. Instead of integrating into American culture, they are rebuilding their old national societies as cultural enclaves within the United States. This has contributed to the increasing factionalist strains in American politics.
